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Pine Cliff Energy Ltd T.PNE

Alternate Symbol(s):  PIFYF

Pine Cliff Energy Ltd. is a Canada-based natural gas and crude oil company. The Company is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, development and production of natural gas and oil in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin and also conducts various activities jointly with others. The Company's operating areas include Central Assets, Edson Assets and Southern Assets. Its Central Assets include Ghost Pine and Viking Kinsella areas of Central Alberta. Its Southern Assets includes Monogram unit, Many Islands / Hatton properties, Pendor, Black Butte and Eagle Butte areas. Its Edson Assets include Pine Cliff with its first core area in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. It operates and sells its natural gas to the common Alberta natural gas price hub.


TSX:PNE - Post by User

Post by retiredcfon Jan 27, 2023 6:31am
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Analyst Comment

Analyst Comment
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Natural gas.(A Commentary)
26/01/2023
 
Natural gas. Spiked because of what happened in Europe. Trouble with commodities is that manufacturers adjust. In Europe, price of nat gas has gone down, even though people thought it would be a terrible winter. You had a supply shock, and then companies did what they had to do to meet demand. There's actually a lot of gas around. The price may have gone down too much. It needs to stabilize at historic levels, somewhere around $3-4, and a company should do well from there. You have to look at a company's cost of extracting and selling.
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Paul Harris, CFA
 
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